The full US Supreme Court has ruled against the Ohio Republican party, holding that they lack sufficient standing to sue Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner into enforcing a fair, free election.
As a result, officials from individual counties will have no mechanism to prevent dead people, children and cartoon characters registered to vote by election fraud group ACORN from voting in the November election.
The state GOP had complained that the Ohio Secretary of State had violated her duty, under federal election procedures law, to share with county election boards the lists of voters whose names in a voter registration database do not match data in the state’s drivers’ license files.
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The state GOP had complained that the Ohio Secretary of State had violated her duty, under federal election procedures law, to share with county election boards the lists of voters whose names in a voter registration database do not match data in the state’s drivers’ license files. The GOP argued that the secretary of state had put a stop to required efforts to pass along the non-matching data so that local election officials could deal with it. Lack of matches could be the basis for challenges.
The Supreme Court said it was not expressing any opinion on whether the state official had violated any duty under federal law. But, it said, it was not persuaded that the federal law gives a private party — like the state GOP — a right to go to court to enforce those provisions in the Help America Vote Act.
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